Symbian | Widsets: Your feeds in your hand

Widsets: Your feeds in your hand

March 5th, 2007 | by cento_operador

Still do not understand how feed readers are not yet included in the mobile mass. INRI addition to more applications that there are no third party wonders when it comes to managing the rss.

However, I think WidSets can help change this. In addition to what is rumored in the information we've found to this reader, was created by Nokia and indicate that in future all handsets will have the application leaving factory preinstalled.

Widsets is presented as a feed manager quite elegant and functional in terms of visual interface, and is managed by icons; But best is the management and customizing them. Via web we can create our own feeds and customize them with an endless list of templates and our custom icon. The choices are vast, no more boring feeds.

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Very important also is that we can display Flickr pictures by which other readers have not left us so far.

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From the website we have plenty of management options that are divided into three sections:

Home: From here we can manage our feeds. We can add, remove, delete and edit our favorite feeds. The application must be made in pint of Ajax because they are managed by dragging icons from one side to another.

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Library: Widsets, not just a reader, but also a community of users willing to share your feeds with you. In the library we have a large catalog of feeds organized thematically and by language.

Of course, if you wish you can add your own for others to enjoy the rss for your blog, website or your Flickr album.

The potential impact of this application can be a very promising future, he finally is working on displaying the feeds on mobile market is untapped.

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Studio: In this final section is where you can create your own icons for our feeds and promoted on the WidSets community.

Besides all this, on the side panel options we have statistics, in which we see data traffic (GPRS) that generated the phone in the timings. We can also see some statistics about users who have added our feeds and success they are having on the community.